As mass communication and transport continue to grow, societies are becoming more and more alike leading to a phenomenon known as globalization. Some people fear that globalization will inevitably lead to the total loss of cultural identity. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Nowadays we live in an era where people around the world are becoming more and more similar . We eat the same food , wear some clothe and watch the same tv shows.

Therefore

, many are arguing that

this

may lead to loss of

identity

. In

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I will be discussing why I tend to disagree with

this

notion.

To begin

with, on the surface it may appear that cultural

identity

is being lost.

However

, I may argue that the definition of

culture

holds wider elements than just food, clothing and music.

For instance

, we can take JAPAN and SOUTH KOREAN as an example , both countries are located in eastern Asia and Japan did colonize South Korea and

also

there has many enroumes trade between the two countries for a decade but ,

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south Koreans still have their own

identity

and

culture

and did not lose their

identity

.

This

is indeed evidence that the main foundation of any

culture

is its unique value traditions and beliefs.

Moreover

, when we look closely at any

culture

we realize that its own unique rules are what set it apart from other cultures.

For example

, in Indian ,

culture

all family members from grandparents to grandchildren live on the same roof. In conclusion, we can not ignore that globalization has changed many aspects of our daily life but it is unfair to say that it resulted in

identity

loss.